TAKE HIM TO THE VET! Guinea pigs are extremely sensitive and anything you could do could hurt your little buddy.
Hope This Helps,
A Guinea Pig Lover
it could be many things my guinea pig had a swollen ear and then all the fluid came out and blood clot came out with it it can be very messey take it too the doctor so it can get antibotics and antibiotics for the ear. it could be a cyst building up or a hemotosis in the ear or it could be a simple infection but get your pig it could be many things my guinea pig had a swollen ear and then all the fluid came out and blood clot came out with it it can be very messey take it too the doctor so it can get antibotics and antibiotics for the ear. it could be a cyst building up or a hemotosis in the ear or it could be a simple infection but get your pig
Go to the vet IMMEDIATELY!
Then your guinea pig has probablly a serious disease
No. Go to the vetrinarian and chance is your guinea pig will be left there for about two weeks. If you think they are ear mites they could also be ear worms, which look thye same. (flaky scaby ears)
it depends on if you get close and personal with your guinea pig and they have ear mites. the best thing to do is look for the same symptoms as your guinea pig had and go to the doctor as soon as possible.
wipe it out with a cloth.
The guinea pig should see a veterinarian. The veterinarian can discover the cause of the guinea pig's hair loss, and he or she can see what should be done for the guinea pig.
you should never put a guinea pig with a chinchilla
Bring her to the vet right away. It could be badly bruised.
your should hold your guinea pig for about 30min to an hour each day
you should probably brush your Guinea Pig for about 5-10 minutes
If your guinea pig is young, it is normal, since they are born with all of their fur and they would start to lose fur behind their ear as they age. For the past 8 years of having 4 guinea pigs, every single one lost hair from behind their ears as they aged. However, if your guinea pig is elderly, it could have mites and you should take it to the vet. 1-4 months is a good age to reassure yourself that losing ear hair is a normal way of a cavy's (guinea pig's) life.